Port Arthur under heavy assault as Japanese land near Kinchow
Nov 2 reports from Biraxqual and Hewnic Te An describe a leading Japanese force landing four days from Kinchow and moving toward Port Arthur. An anticipated general attack is expected Friday with a strong concentration of warships and 20 Russian vessels reported nearby.
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Japanassara
Port Arthur
Isda
Chafov
Hewnic Te An
Rancood
Ate Point
Kinchow
Por Arthur
Political turmoil and fires disrupt Wisconsin town politics
Novembers bring factional shifts as Chateman Cancock Falke returns to lead the Republican Committee in Wisconsin while Cook County projects 20000 votes for the party. A deadly shooting and a major fire at Hammond’s packing houses spark local fears, with Willard and A. J. A. Ha careers stirring Catholic and Democratic tensions amid a busy Amusements section.
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Chateman Cancock Falke
Fabur Jour
Adajorline
Wasnmarox
t—Cheirman Abcock
Republican Committee
Wisconsin
Cook County
Woman at Polion Station attempts suicide amid critical condition
A woman identified as Natne, recently confined in a city jail, attempted self harm using a cord and by hanging as she lay semiconscious in hospital. Doctors fear brain meningitis and poor prospects for recovery. the incident follows prior confinement and transfer from jail to hospital. A strange sight report of a vivid rainbow near zenith is included, alongside various weather and local notices about smallpox cases, legal matters, and civic news.
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Misa Atts Natne
Grand ‘ Serveny Sud
Poles Station
Candidates Ignore League Questions in County Race
A voter survey exposes fourteen candidates who ignore survey questions while Wymond J. Neckers claims county records will reveal blacklisted names. The item notes one candidate, J. L. Jordan, answered poorly and F. J. Schulre failed to respond clearly. It mentions DePauw and Wabash games and other local concerns amid a garbled timeline of events and ads.
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Bse
League
County End
Saptrane
Ourteen
Pers Bunt
W. St Myers
Wm. J. Gwen
Joseph T. Fanning
Edgar, Ve
Gothing
Apeclicta
Alice
Indianapolis
Wymond J. Neckers
Tok Bay
Six painters fall from scaffold in depot accident
A scaffold collapse at the Henneylvnds depot of the New York Lake Erie Western railroad in New York on November 2 injured six painters. Corneallus McPhilipa, John Home, Stephin Lely, Jato Coste, George Findlay, and Charlan Hockey were hurled to the tracks. Four appear fatally injured with several others critically hurt and internal injuries reported.
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New Yoin
Portraits and Pledges of the Czar In Russian Debate
A mix of interview excerpts and local crime notes recounts a discussion on Alexander II and Alexander III, detailing views on autocracy, reforms, peasant hardship, and the people’s perception. The piece links scholarly life, censorship, and public sentiment to the czars’ legacies amid a broader news brief. plus a police blotter note reports postal thefts and minor court actions in Markleville and nearby towns.
Democrats prep for Saturday reception with Gov Debs speaker
Volunteers group plans a Saturday evening event to honor Governor Francis of Missouri Eugene V. Debs, described as a strike leader. The gathering, described as a Mozart ball, aims to present speeches and activities surrounding the political scene.
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Gov. Francis
Missouri
Eugene V. Debs
Bets Floated As Voters Move Toward Republicans
The Good Citizens League election betting shows both parties shaky with many wagers on candidates such as Henry, Smith, and Bynum. Prominent bets include Henry beating Bynum and Myers vs. Meary, signaling funders push for cash while leaders vie for control amid a slow betting market. Priday, a Republican, forecasts county victory by 1000 votes and state by 10,000.
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Aligody
Entaon Lote
Houry
Byoum
Harry Smith
Vera Jakogon
Awer
Nens
Myers
Fesler
McGuire
Meary
Bynuum
Paul
Republicana Ilo
Indiana
Henry
Dealer
Smith
Tug Sporting Fraternity
Lob Smith
Tee
Good Citizens' League
Amy
Leeds
Republican State Committee
Woman, two men in street fight leave O Brien injured
A man named O Brien lay unconscious after a street altercation near Mozart hall Frid ay night. He suffered a two inch wound on the left forehand and a slight skull fracture, with bystanders aiding until medical help arrived at the Chrydap. A second scene recounts a white domestic, Mionle Jitton, being seriously injured after a fall on a bridge, with internal injuries and broken bones. Veterans’ pension claims are discussed ahead of an election, noting no discrimination between parties. A Belgian warship incident is reported with a call to Callao, Peru, and a note about Dr Price's Baking Powder prize announcements.
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Komplan Drogaln
Mrnday
Remkinswen
Kuma
Alexander
Stoegten
Czer
Ailbouch Ubhil
Clusa
Krementshuck
Alexpoev
Russia
O'Brian
Almont
Stree
J. F. O' Risa
Mewes
Joukins
Brian
Hosking
Mocert Hall
Pallis Belle
Campbell
Og O'Brisg
Mao
Heailes
Osngerour
Sra
Joba
Morldigaal
Apexsam
Washington
Courre
Turner taunted by rioters at Indianapolis rally
A crowded Indianapolis gathering turned violent when J Turner faced jeers and thrown objects during a Democratic meeting. A large yellow rope, eggs, and fruit were hurled as Turner spoke aided by a single police officer who struggled to control the disorder. The incident ended with Turner continuing his speech amid threats from spectators.
Young Man Blocking Street Car Tracks In Feet
A young man named Frank Golson, seen in Illinois on a Thursday, stood in the middle of car tracks in stocking feet, refused to move as a streetcar approached. He was arrested after a delay and charged. another man, Charles H. Vogel, alleged fugitive for forgery, was held in Chicago. Police in Indianspol le received instructions from Gov Altgeld Friday morning.
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Tombincom Hall
Ron Moulder
Ublog
Rainroa
Republican Club
Svnd
White River
Caerlers
Westmaster Salem
Toursdey
Charles E. McKee
China Stain
Endesyorlog
Ludlauapo- Ve
Alaihewe
Apenka
Jortland
Columbus
Matthews
Apenk
Greensburg
Choa, McAfee
Pos 'Meacourt
Asusult
Sud Bawery
Shy
Hinard of Works
Capitol Paving and
Alabama
of Beer
George
Raggle Beron
John
Maggie Bundle
Alibas
Anda Shortian
Studolph
Haile Marchal
End Mattie Toompson
Mrs. Finitzer
Kennest
Mary Tiermann
Yill
Pressley
Llare Nerry- Dian
Thea
Mra Darmady
Jarome
Etta Moors
Deatis
Mary Murphy
Fred Wateroad
Nephriila
Chasthalter
Gudrrilla
Mary C. Rheinschild
Maunians
Frank Golson
le Wau
Wongod
Face de Charee
Charles H. Vogel
Thatolice
Chicago
Riday
Samuel Eb
Powell
Lequielion
Gov
Altgeld
fragmented local notice and odd names in garbled OCR
Fragmented OCR text mentions an event or sale with unclear names and items such as Bigbbatar Henry and Lemon Tonic. The passage lacks coherent facts or dates, preventing a clear summary of a specific person, organization, or action.
Death of Czar Prompts Proclamations and Mourning
Reports from Livania and surrounding regions note the death of the czar and the new emperor Nicholas II issuing a proclamation declaring his succession. Funeral rites, imperial family attendance, and regional reactions unfold as stock markets react and refugees consider return home. A miner’s wife is found in a hollow tree, and a New York man commits suicide by leaping from a seventh story window.
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Cleveland Gas
Tle
Mody
Livama
Ozerbes Baeg
Recbrajensky Regiment
Palkca
Lorentiankx
Noy
Cortatam
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Anne
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Hetugees
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Marcet County
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Ivia
New York
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